Doppler group

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DOPPLER Group

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legal form GmbH
founding 1932
Seat Wels , Austria
management executive Director
  • Franz Joseph Doppler
  • Bernd Zierhut
Number of employees 356 (2011)
sales EUR 733.9 million (2010)
Branch Mineral oil trade
Website doppler.at

The Doppler Group (its own spelling: DOPPLER Group ) is the largest private petrol station operator in Austria with almost 200 petrol stations. The filling stations are operated under the brands Turmöl , Turmöl quick , BP and Shell . In addition to the classic trade in fuel products, the group is also active in the real estate business.

history

The company was founded in 1932 by Franz Doppler in Wels and has been represented in Austria with its own petrol station network since 1945. The petrol stations first appeared under the Aral brand , followed by a brand change to Shell in 1967. From 1980 the Esso brand was used. In the course of restructuring and numerous acquisitions, BP began to rely more and more from 2001 onwards. In 2003 the Turmöl brand was taken over and positioned in the discount segment. In 2011 Doppler operated 197 filling stations under the brands BP, Turmöl, Turmöl quick and Shell.

Products

Diesel and premium gasoline (95 octane ) are generally offered at the Doppler Group's petrol stations . Depending on the location and brand of the filling station, Super plus (98 octane), normal gasoline , bio-diesel and premium products such as Ultimate Diesel, Ultimate Super (BP) and V-Power (Shell) are also sold.

Corporate structure

Corporate structure of the DOPPLER Group

The Doppler Group is divided into the following companies (as of December 2011):

  • DOPPLER Mineralöle GmbH
  • DOPPLER Vermietungs GmbH
  • several gas station operations GmbHs
  • STUDO Tankstellen GmbH
  • DOPPLER Immobilien GmbH
  • Verification body DOPPLER GmbH

Web links

Commons : Doppler group  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Sigrid Brandstätter: The largest 250 companies in Upper Austria. In: OÖ News Journal. November 2011. p. 41.